Research Assistant Job at University of Cambridge | Apply Now
The Research Assistant Job Cambridge opening is a unique opportunity at the University of Cambridge for a motivated Research Assistant to join a new research group focused on developmental and stem cell biology. This role will involve contributing to innovative research aimed at understanding blood and vascular cell identity and function.
- Position: Research Assistant (Fixed Term)
- Location: Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research, University of Cambridge
- Reference: PM51164
About the University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is a prestigious academic institution located in Cambridge, England. Renowned for its research excellence, the university operates across various disciplines, including physiology, development, and neuroscience. The Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research is dedicated to advancing knowledge in these fields, particularly in understanding mammalian development.
Research Assistant Job Description
The successful candidate will join a Wellcome-funded research programme in this University of Cambridge research assistant role and will be involved in research activities that span developmental and stem cell biology. Responsibilities will include working with pluripotent stem cell culture, directed differentiation, molecular biology techniques, and single-cell genomics.
Eligibility Criteria
- BSc or Master’s degree in a relevant biological discipline.
- Practical laboratory experience in cell biology, developmental biology, or related fields.
- Experience in culture and directed differentiation of pluripotent stem cells is preferred.
- Knowledge of R or Python is desirable.
- Previous analysis of single-cell RNA-sequencing data is an advantage.
- Experience with flow cytometry, microscopy, or mouse developmental biology is beneficial.
Research Assistant Job – Key Responsibilities
- Contribute to research on blood and vascular cell types during mammalian development.
- Work with pluripotent stem cells and assist in directed differentiation.
- Utilize molecular biology techniques and flow cytometry.
- Engage in microscopy and mouse developmental models.
- Analyze single-cell genomics data.
- Collaborate with team members to foster a positive research environment.
- Maintain accurate records of experiments and results.
The University of Cambridge invites qualified candidates to seize this Research Assistant Job Cambridge opportunity and contribute to groundbreaking research in developmental biology. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply at the earliest before the deadline.
